IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 705, 3 July 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

NOTES

Miss J. Dean, of Auckland, is paying a visit to Hawera and 'Wanganui. j Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Fitzgerald, of i Eltham, are staying at the Star Hotel. * • * Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson, of Kotorua, are among the guests at the Albert Hotel. Mrs. R. D. Duxfield returned to her home in Waikato today after a visit to Auckland. Mrs. M. M. Louisson, of Kemuera Road, returned to Auckland on Monday by the Makura. * * ft Mr. and Mrs. W. I-I. Chisholm, and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barltrop, Well- ! ington, are staying at •’Fernleigh.” * * * Mrs. C. H. Cotton, of Greenhithe, left last evening by the Maui Pomare on a visit to Xiue Island and Samoa. ! * Dr. and Mrs. Brewis, of Hamilton, who | recently returned from a tour In the ! East, are staying at the Grand Hotel. At the Cargen are Mr. and Mrs. B. Gottlieb, of Wellington; All*, and Airs. William Heughan, of Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman, of Te Awamutu; and Miss M. Bell and Miss L. Kelly, of Sydney. ❖ a ft Airs. R. H. Swales, of Ponsonby, returned from Norfolk Island on the Alaui Pomare, accompanied by her daughter, Aliss D. Swales. She has been spending a holiday on the island with her son. * * * Air. and Airs. Allan Austin left by the Alakura yesterday for Honolulu, where they intend to settle. Before her marriage. Mrs. Austin was Aliss Sheila AlcGarry, and many of her old friends said good-bye to her from the wharf yesterday. ft * * Aliss Isobel Carter, of Hawthorn, Alelbourne, has won the Clarke music scholarship, giving her three years’ tuition at the Royal Collego of Music, London. For the last four years Aliss Carter, who is a Alus. Bac., has played in the Melbourne University Symphony Orchestra. * • * Mrs C. F. Bickfoi'd arrived from Sydney yesterday afternoon by the j Alaheno on a holiday visit to the Do- ! minion. Her husband was financial i organiser for New Zealand for the j Red Cross Society and represented the | Dominion at a conference at Geneva. I He is a former resident of Auckland. ANNUAL DANCE \ i MENTAL HOSPITAL STAFF ENTERTAINS I UNUSUAL DECORATIONS j Gay flowers, greenery and deli- j cately shaded streamers decorated the lounge and hall of the Auckland Mental Hospital last evening when the annual staff dance was Held. A delightful effect was carried out in the ballroom, where the pillars were garlanded with softest tones of shell pink, merging to rose. Excellent music was provided by the Dixieland Dance Band. The guests were greeted by the matron, Aliss Mayze, who had chosen an attractive gown of sunset georgette, embossed in a deeper shade. Iler bouquet was the gift of the staff. Among those present were: Aliss Redman, who wore a lotus blue georgette gown. Miss Mcßoberts, wearing a gown of black chiffon. Aliss Parkerson, who had pinned a spray of gold flowers to her black georgette gown. Aliss N. Alyers, who was in gold lame and frilled green taffeta. Miss Alorton, who was wearing absinthe green georgette. Aliss Reiman, whose black georgette frock was of uneven length. Miss Paul. whose pretty frock of wedgewood blue chiffon was appllquod with silver flowers. Aliss Fawcett, wearing cloth of* gold and gold lace. Mrs. Haydon, in a black georgette gown with parchment coloured lace. j Mrs. Cruickshank, who was in turquoise blue georgette. Aliss Carr, who wore saracen red geor- < gette. Aliss AlcKeown, in a gown of absinthe green embossed georgette. Aliss McKillan, who wore deep orchid chiffon Aliss McClusky, wearing oriental lame and blue georgette. Miss Alolloy, in a gown of apricot embossed georgette. Miss Little, in a pale primrose crepe de chine frock. Airs. McKenzie, wearing cameo pink georgette Airs. J. Lawe, in a gown of black chiffon. Airs McAuiey. in a gown of ravenswing blue georgette. Miss MeSweenev, in a satin gown of deep azure blue. Aliss Mitley, in a gown of black georgette studded with rhinestones. Miss Hagan, in an ivory beaded green chiffon frock. Miss Montgomery, in a gown of peachcoloured satin. Miss Healey, wearing ivory chiffon of uneven length. Ariss Ryan, who wore frilled ivory tulle. Aliss Rankin, whose gown was of shell pink georgette and gold lace. Aliss B Hamilton, who wore a blue tulle frock. Aliss W. Alexander, in a bouffant gown of flame taffeta. Aliss Tracy, in apricot georgette, with uneven hemline. Ariss Aloir, in forest green georgette and tulle. Miss Alyers, whose pistache green georgette frock was panelled with cerise velvet. Aliss Rogers, in peach pink taffeta and gold lace. Aliss L. Archer, who wore a frock of ivory satin and tulle. Miss A. Alexander, in a black georgette gown. Miss Ruskill, who wore a sequined georgette frock. Aliss Aforrisson, in a leaf green chiffon frock. Miss Craig, in a gown of lido blue chiffon. Miss Davidson, who wore a lotus blue georgette gown. Miss Lodin, in an apricot taffeta gown with hem of gold lace. Aliss Aliles, wearing cloth of gold and amber georgette. Miss Fort, in cuban orange embossed georgette and taffeta. Aliss Thwaites, in a gown of canton jade taffeta. Aliss Peacocke, who wore orchid satin beaute. Miss Sydenham, who was in ivory satin i and georgette. Aliss Archer, in a buttercup yellow ' georgette frock. Miss Allan, who wore ciel blue chiffon Miss Jacobs, whose black georgette I frock was of uneven length. j Miss McKay, who wore patterned lame with hyacinth blue georgette.

SOCIAL NEWS

AUCKLAND BRIDE

Miss Ormiston Married to American Consul WEDDING OF INTEREST A particularly graceful bride was Miss Audrey Gwendoline Ormiston, when she was married Isst evening to Mr. Bernard Gotlieb, of New York. Soft ivory satin enriched with Chantilly lace, composed the modishly-de-signed frock, the ankle-length skirt setting off the draped bodice effect. An exquisite tulle veil was deftly arranged over a becoming headdress of laco and pearls, while a bouquet of roses and sweet peas completed a lovely ensemble. Miss Enid Hosking and Miss Jean Ormiston (the bride’s sister) made very charming attendants, the former wearing almond green and the latter in capucine pink, both frocks being finished with harmonising satin sashes to tone. Their hats were of felt in corresponding shades ornamented with delicate floral touches. Pink sweet peas formed their bouquets. The bridegroom is American Consul attached to the American ConsulateGeneral at Wellington, j The best man was Mr. C. Kunkel. j assistant American Trade Commissioner at Wellington, and Mr. Ronald O. Sinclair was groomsman. The marriage was celebrated at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Ormiston, of Spencer Street, Remuera, and after the ceremony the guests were entertained at the Mount Eden Tea Kiosk. Mrs. Ormiston's smart gown was of deep sapphire blue lace, with draped lines.